Why is it that finding two matching socks in my sock drawer is such a difficult feet … er feat.
Ba dum shhh.
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Why is it that finding two matching socks in my sock drawer is such a difficult feet … er feat.
Ba dum shhh.
Turns out freelancers can count all kinds of things as tax deductions: rent, internet, phone bills.
I’m assuming, however, that my recently acquired coffee habit–and the corresponding coffee shop expenses–don’t count.
Rats.
OK, so I’m certainly not complaining about the 70+ degree days we’ve been having (and, according to the weatherman/woman, will continue to have) here in Boulder.
It’s just that my coworker and I picked a lousy time to have our “Fuzzy Outfit Contest,” wherein we see for how many consecutive days we can wear a different fuzzy, fleecy, cozy piece of clothing.
Alas, the bike ride to work is getting toasty!
Mike was just sitting behind me with one of those quick lighter things.
“Whoa!” he says.
Worried that he’d just attempted to light me on fire, I whip around. Turns out I was safe.
But about 47 of his arm hairs didn’t survive the torch.
I’m making good use of the great natural lighting homemade table over at Mike’s house this afternoon, even though he’s still at work.
Just decided I was hungry, so I went to his cabinet and grabbed the fake (aka generic) Wheat Thins. And I finished them … granted there were only four and a half crackers in there, not including crumbs.
Not sure yet what the repercussions will be. On principle, I violated one of the key statutes of an open-door policy. In reality, I only ate four and a half crackers.
Mike: Those dead flowers look nice.
Courtney: Yeah.
Mike: I’m going to light them on fire.